INTERNATIONAL/REGIONAL CONFERENCES  
*Presenter surname/name is underlined
​2018
  1. Dalu T, Dalu MTB, Wasserman RJ and Nhiwatiwa T. 2018. Identifying opportunities and challenges related to community sustainable livelihoods and freshwater crab conservation: A case of the Eastern Highlands, Zimbabwe. Southern African Society of Aquatic Scientists: Aquatic Ecology in the Anthropocene, Cape St Francis, 24–28 June 2018. Oral 
  2. Mofu L, Cuthbert RN, Dalu T, Woodford DJ, Wasserman RJ, Dick TA and Weyl OLF. 2018. Field impacts of invasive fishes under a seasonal temperature gradient are forecasted using the relative impact potential (RIP) metric. Southern African Society of Aquatic Scientists: Aquatic Ecology in the Anthropocene, Cape St Francis, 24–28 June 2018. Oral
  3. Marr S, Dalu T, Bellingan T, Jordaan M, Slabbert E and Weyl OLF. 2018. Ecosystem responses to rotenone treatment in two dams in the Western and Northern Cape provinces. Southern African Society of Aquatic Scientists: Aquatic Ecology in the Anthropocene, Cape St Francis, 24–28 June 2018. Oral​
2017
  1. Dalu T, Dalu MTB and Wasserman RJ. 2017. Ecological assessment of Potamonautid freshwater crabs from the Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe: Identifying opportunities and challenges related to community sustainable livelihoods. Rufford Foundation Namibia Conservation Conference, Heja Lodge, Windhoek, Namibia, 27–29 November 2017. Oral 
  2. Dalu T, Wasserman RJ, Nel HA and Weyl OLF. 2017. Ecological quality assessments of urban streams in the developing world. RiverSymposium and Environmental Flows Conference, Brisbane, Australia, 18–20 September 2017. Oral
  3. Dalu T, Wasserman RJ, Mwedzi T, Magoro ML, Froneman PW and Weyl OLF. 2017. Variation partitioning of benthic diatom community matrices: Effects of multiple variables on benthic diatom communities in an Austral temperate river system. RiverSymposium and Environmental Flows Conference, Brisbane, Australia, 18–20 September 2017. Poster
  4. Dalu T, Magoro ML and Whitfield AK. 2017. Oral Diversity and distribution of phytoplankton communities across micro-estuaries and micro-outlets along a section of the Austral warm temperate South African coast. South African Marine Science Symposium: Embracing the blue, Unlocking the Ocean’s economic potential whilst maintaining social and ecological resilience, Port Elizabeth, South Africa, 4–7 July 2017. Poster  
  5. Wasserman RJ, Alexander ME, Dalu T, Ellender BR, Kaiser H and Weyl OLF. 2017. Using functional responses to quantify interaction effects among predators. Southern African Society of Aquatic Scientists, Johannesburg, 25–28 June 2017. Oral
  6. Marr S, Bellignan T, Bloy L, Dalu T, Esler K, Foord S, Hannweg B, Hugo S, Mofu L, Rajkaran A, Roux H, Shelton J, Vine N and Weyl OLF. 2017. Training the next generation of aquatic scientists through field exposure to river research and monitoring methods. Southern African Society of Aquatic Scientists, Johannesburg, 25–28 June 2017. Oral
  7. Human LRD, Magoro M, Dalu T, Perissinotto R, Whitfield AK and Adam JB. 2017. Natural eutrophication in pristine micro-estuaries and micro-outlets along the Eastern Cape coast of South African. South African Marine Science Symposium: Embracing the blue, Unlocking the Ocean’s economic potential whilst maintaining social and ecological resilience, Port Elizabeth, South Africa, 4–7 July 2017. Oral
  8. Dalu T, Wasserman RJ, Vink TJ, Froneman PW and Weyl OLF. 2017. Sex and species specific isotopic niche specialisation increases with trophic complexity: evidence from an ephemeral pond ecosystem. ASLO 2017: Mountains to the Sea, Hawaii, USA. 26 Feb – 3 Mar 2017. Poster
2016
  1. Froneman PW, Dalu T and Wasserman RJ. 2016. The importance of early life- stage fish predation in structuring estuarine plankton communities: Evidence from mesoscom experiments. ECSA 56, Coastal systems in transition: From a 'natural' to an 'anthropogenically-modified' state, Bremen, Germany. 4–7 September 2016. Oral
  2. Dalu T, Suarez-Morales E and Wasserman RJ. New species of Lovenula raynerae (Copepoda) from ephemeral freshwater systems. Southern African Society of Aquatic Scientists: Aquatic research, management and conservation in a rapidly changing world, Skukuza, Kruger National Park, South Africa. 26–30 June 2016. Poster
  3. Wasserman R, Alexander M, Barrios-O’Neill D, Weyl O, and Dalu T. Using functional responses to assess predator hatching phenology implications for pioneering prey in arid temporary pools. Southern African Society of Aquatic Scientists: Aquatic research, management and conservation in a rapidly changing world, Skukuza, Kruger National Park, South Africa. 26–30 June 2016. Oral
  4. Dalu T, Wasserman RJ, Froneman PW and Weyl OLF. 2016. Understanding changes in ephemeral pond trophic structure in relation to hydroperiod. Southern African Society of Aquatic Scientists: Aquatic research, management and conservation in a rapidly changing world, Skukuza, Kruger National Park, South Africa. 26–30 June 2016.Oral
  5. Wasserman R, Dalu T, Weston M, Froneman PW and Weyl OLF. 2016. Increased male copepod vulnerability to predation in arid ephemeral aquatic environments. Southern African Society of Aquatic Scientists: Aquatic research, management and conservation in a rapidly changing world, Skukuza, Kruger National Park, South Africa. 26–30 June 2016. Poster
2015
  1. Dalu T, Wasserman RJ, Alexander ME, Froneman PW and Weyl OLF. 2015. Emergent impacts of structural complexity and temperature on Notonectid-Daphnia predator-prey dynamics. The 19th Congress of the Entomological Society of Southern Africa and the 37thCongress of the Zoological Society of Southern Africa, Grahamstown, South Africa. 12–17 July 2015. Oral
  2. Wasserman RJ, Alexander ME, Dalu T, Ellender BR, Kaiser H and Weyl OLF. 2015. Multiple predator effects and the cost of intra- and interspecific interference: a functional response approach. The 19th Congress of the Entomological Society of Southern Africa and the 37thCongress of the Zoological Society of Southern Africa, Grahamstown, South Africa. 12–17 July 2015. Oral
  3. Richoux NB, Bergamino L, Moyo S, Dalu T, Chari L, Carassou L and Villet MH. 2015. Connectivity through allochthony: links between adjacent aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography: Aquatic sciences: Global and regional perspectives – North meets South, Granada, Spain. 22–27 February 2015. Oral
​2013
  1. Dalu T, Froneman PW, Moyo S and Richoux NB. 2013. Succession and community structure of benthic diatom assemblages on artificial substrates: A stable isotope approach.  Biodiversity Southern Africa Conference. University of Cape Town, Cape Town. 2–6 December 2`013. Oral
  2. Moyo S, Dalu T, Villet M and Richoux N. 2013. What does stable isotope analysis reveal about food webs and trophic relationships in temperate streams of the Eastern Cape, South Africa? Biodiversity Southern Africa Conference. University of Cape Town, Cape Town. 2–6 December 2013. Oral
  3. Gininda S, Dalu T and Richoux NB. 2013. Does benthic macroinvertebrate community and diversity along different anthropogenic impact gradient reflect changes in water quality? Biodiversity Southern Africa Conference. University of Cape Town, Cape Town. 2–6 December2013. Oral
  4. Dalu T, Froneman PW, Chari LD and Richoux NB. 2013. Community structure of benthic diatom assemblages on artificial substrates in the Kowie River (Eastern Cape, South Africa). Postgraduate Conference: Fifth Interdisciplinary Post-Graduate Conference (IPGC): A Dialogue for the Next Generation of Researchers.  Rhodes University, Grahamstown. 23–25 September 2013. Oral
  5. Dalu T, Tambara E, Clegg B, Chari LD and Nhiwatiwa T. 2013. An application of the Lake Habitat Survey method in African lakes: A case of Malilangwe, Cleveland and Chivero Reservoirs, Zimbabwe. Fifth Interdisciplinary Post-Graduate Conference (IPGC): A Dialogue for the Next Generation of Researchers. Rhodes University, Grahamstown. 23–25 September 2013. Poster
  6. Gininda S, Dalu T and Richoux NB. 2013. Macroinvertebrates as bioindicators of stream pollution: A case of the Bloukrans River, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Fifth Interdisciplinary Post-Graduate Conference (IPGC): A Dialogue for the Next Generation of Researchers. Rhodes University, Grahamstown. 23–25 September 2013. Oral
​2012
  1. Dalu T. 2012. Ecology and management of Malilangwe Reservoir. Presentation of study results and management options. Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve, Chiredzi (Zimbabwe). 8 March 2012. Oral
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